Windows 10: Windows 10 updates hanging for the 5th time. Every time the computer gets extremely hot,...

Hi,


Well, the title kind of summarizes my issue. I'm on Windows 10 Home edition, 10.0.17763.


It's happened like 5 times now, Windows updates run, computer restarts or attempts to restart, the process hangs, and it seems like the PC is doing some intensive processing, with no apparent purpose other than melting down my USD $ 2000+ worth gaming laptop.


I'd please like to know how to fix this, hopefully without having to spend a thousand hours of my valuable time researching how to fix a software product that I paid for and should work properly, but that, instead of doing so, is going to extreme lenghts in an attempt to destroy my hardware.


It feels to me like, regardless of what I do, whether it's spending the time to research and fix it myself or wait for my computer to blow up thanks to these Windows updates, I'll end up losing that money paying with my wasted personal time or having to renew a broken laptop. This is *NOT* how things should be.


Please advise.


Thanks.

Roin.

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